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GUEST OPINION by Virsec regional director ANZ Robert Nobilo: As we have seen with the recent increase in headline-making cyber-attacks, a lack of awar...

The new Australia Ransomware Action Plan seeks to require victims of attacks to officially report them while giving a new criminal offense to those using ransomware.

Outlines legislative reforms under new plan.

Before suite of existing reforms have had the chance to mature.

The transition from voluntary best practice to auditable government requirement may expose gaps in critical infrastructure operators’ risk management.

A joint parliamentary committee has proposed that an amendment to the laws governing critical infrastructure be split up into two, in order to pass wh...

Cyber resilience is top of mind for listed company boards, given the threat environment. The AICD continues to intensify our focus with both a policy and practice lens.

A joint parliamentary committee has proposed that an amendment to the laws governing critical infrastructure be split up into two, in order to pass wh...

Push for emergency powers as industry consultation deferred.

Alt=”” width=”800″ height=”130″> The Parliamentary Joint Committee on Intelligence and Security (PJCIS) has backed the passage of urgent reforms as